China is an important source of aid to Zimbabwe. In this year's bid for the Tianjin Medical Equipment Bidding Project, Landwind Medical's 12 "Muses" double column DR successfully won the bid and sent warm and scientific care to local residents.
Flying over ten thousand miles
This spring, Landwind Medical customer service engineer, over ten thousand miles, arrived in Zimbabwe to start the installation. The first problem that the two engineers must face is traffic. The 12 "Muses" DRs need to be installed in 12 hospitals in seven provinces of Zimbabwe, running through the country from east to west and north and south.
The road conditions in Zimbabwe are very poor. The dirt roads are muddy and muddy. The trucks were loaded with machines and the engineers in front of the narrow seats. The engineers took the covered rolls and luggage from China, prepared the bread and biscuits for two weeks, squeezed them in, and bumped up and down for an entire day.
"When the bumps are severe, the head hits the roof of the car, but we think that we carry our DR and carry hope for health. We have to hold on to our teeth," engineers said.
Pure manpower work, pick up sleeves and dry up
To nearly a ton of machines, the machines must be unloaded and transported safely to hospitals. First of all, engineers must be made to suffer. There are no cranes or forklifts that do not meet the specifications.
Can only rely on artificial! In this way, the sleeves were lifted and the engineers led the local staff. A dozen individuals worked together to pull the belt and pull the machine to nearly unload the machine.
Hard work Hard work
The operating environment is equally difficult. The local radiation examination room, in addition to the protective layer just brushed, did not isolate the lead glass and the shielding door from the radiation, and did not meet the power requirements of the installation equipment.
Although the examination room has not yet met the radiation equipment installation specifications, when the local patients are seen in the hot sun, they are looking forward to the Chinese engineers can install DR, bring accurate imaging inspection, the kind of urgent eyes, the kind of trust The two engineers left behind and insisted on installing the machine.
Without protection, our engineers can only work in an environment with X-ray radiation damage; without power, our engineers act as electricians, temporarily adapting the power supply that meets the DR installation; without an image, our engineers act as phantoms, personally Into the battle.
Landwind Medical's headquarters actively supports the work ahead, and many departments work together to provide remote support to engineers far away in Africa without time difference.
The fish is also given to fish.
Landwind Medical not only brought high-quality equipment to Africa, but also actively trained local doctors.
The professional skills of DR technicians in Zimbabwe hospitals are generally low. Apart from individual hospitals who have used DRs, most hospital technicians have never been exposed to digital DR and are not familiar with computer operations.
The two engineers gave instructions specifically for them to develop a training plan and carefully trained and patiently explained.
From the beginning of the use of the computer, first teach them how to backup and restore the system, when they are proficient in basic computer operations, and then DR training training. Local doctors cherish such targeted courses and take good notes.
Zimbabwe Hospital Likes Chinese Engineers
The two engineers also intimately recorded all teaching operations into video for reference later when they encountered problems.
After each training, the hospital's hospital sent a thank-you note. They are sincerely grateful to these Chinese young men and praised Landwind Medical engineers for their professionalism and dedication!
After more than 70 days of hard work, Landwind Medical engineers completed the installation of 12 hospitals in Zimbabwe and training of local doctors in a timely manner.
Today, 12 "Muses" are stable and perform well, and they are well received by local doctors.
Looking at Landwind Medical's innovative technologies to help local people get accurate diagnoses, engineers showed their brightest smiles.
“Improve the quality of medicine, reduce medical costs, allow more people to obtain medical opportunities, and share the joy of healthy life.” This is Landwind Medical's mission.
Landwind Medical will continue to broadcast the seeds of life sciences. With innovation and professional services, more people in regions and countries will be able to obtain high-quality medical resources and share the joy of healthy life.